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Tree trunk planter “Carpinus Betulus” 3d model

Tree trunk planter “Carpinus Betulus”

655 downloads · 1 year ago · **A 3d scanned tree trunk planter with hidden drip tray.** Tree: Carpinus Betulus Mushrooms: Fomes

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A 3d scanned tree trunk planter with hidden drip tray.

Tree: Carpinus Betulus Mushrooms: Fomes Fomentarius The Tree scale is 1:10 – but you can print it bigger!

Single and multi-color printing models are included as STL and 3MF! They work with all current and usual multi color setups. You can either print the parts in one go or sperate and glue on the mushrooms. Check the images for positioning reference.

Size assembled: 144 x 162 x 160 mm

Print settings Required build volume: 170 x 170 x 120 mm Material usage: 250 g

Material: PLA Print direction: files are rotated correctly Support: none Nozzle size: 0,4 mm Line width: 0,4 mm Layer height 0,2 mm Infill: 15% Build plate adhesion type: none

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Community Makes (3)

One day my little bonsai wisteria will be the highlight of this picture...but for now it's just the awesome tree planter it is growing in!! Clean print that is a clean print and a joy to paint.

I use bamboo labs bronze silk pla+ as well as sunflower yellow pla. After printing I used metallic coffee acrylic paint, thin it with water and just brushed it over the mushrooms to accentuate the detail and take down the brightness of the sunflower. The plant in there is an African Jade (portulacaria). Everything printed. Well& came off without a hitch.

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MysticFerret10 months ago

One day my little bonsai wisteria will be the highlight of this picture...but for now it's just the awesome tree planter it is growing in!! Clean print that is a clean print and a joy to paint.

PrinterBambu Lab X1

MaterialPLA

Gazzaladra10 months ago

wow what a great paint job!

iplantman1 year ago

I use bamboo labs bronze silk pla+ as well as sunflower yellow pla. After printing I used metallic coffee acrylic paint, thin it with water and just brushed it over the mushrooms to accentuate the detail and take down the brightness of the sunflower. The plant in there is an African Jade (portulacaria). Everything printed. Well& came off without a hitch.